Types And Benefits Of Yoga Mudras! Trivia Facts Quiz

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    Savasana is a pose meaning?

    • Stand on your head
    • Touch your toes with a flat back
    • Lie flat on the floor
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This trivia quiz is designed to test out what you know when it comes to the different types and benefits of yoga mudras! Do you think that you years of yoga practice are enough to earn you the high score? How about you take up the quiz below and get to find out what you don’t recall as per now.

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  • 2. 

    Sukhasana?

    • Sit cross legged with arms to side.

    • Press all hands and feet out equally stretching and breathing.

    • Lifting one leg upward in front holding with arms lenthening upwards

    • Lifting one leg towards the back while leaning forward arms outstretched.

    Correct Answer
    A. Sit cross legged with arms to side.
    Explanation
    The correct answer is "Sit cross legged with arms to side." This is because Sukhasana is a yoga pose that involves sitting in a comfortable cross-legged position, with the arms relaxed at the sides. This pose helps to improve posture, increase flexibility in the hips and lower back, and promote a sense of calm and relaxation. It is a basic pose that is often used as a starting point for meditation and other seated yoga poses.

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    Udhitta Padasana is the yoga term for?

    • Lie flat on your back

    • Lean over and touch your toes

    • Stand one leg up in prone position

    • Bend backwards pressing upward with palms

    Correct Answer
    A. Stand one leg up in prone position
    Explanation
    Udhitta Padasana is a yoga term that refers to standing on one leg in the prone position. In this pose, the practitioner balances on one leg while the other leg is lifted off the ground and extended straight out in front of them. It requires strength, balance, and focus. This pose helps to improve stability, strengthen the legs and core, and enhance concentration.

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    Viparitakarani Mudra?

    • Lie flat on back and press upwards with hands and feet.

    • Standing with one knee up an both arms upward.

    • Stand on your head

    • Handstand up against a wall

    Correct Answer
    A. Stand on your head
    Explanation
    The correct answer is "Stand on your head." This is because Viparitakarani Mudra is a yoga posture where one stands on their head. It is also known as the headstand pose or Sirsasana in Sanskrit. This pose is commonly practiced in yoga as it provides numerous benefits such as improving blood circulation, strengthening the upper body, and promoting mental clarity and focus.

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    Why do yogis believe in meditation?

    Correct Answer
    There are stages of meditation all teaching the body to free itself from mental activity. Concentration, relaxation and control of the mind and body are benefits of meditation.
    Explanation
    Yogis believe in meditation because it helps to free the body from mental activity and achieve a state of concentration, relaxation, and control of the mind and body. Meditation allows them to experience the benefits of calming the mind, achieving inner peace, and enhancing self-awareness. It is an essential practice in yoga to attain spiritual growth and enlightenment.

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